The narrator of this novel remembers the title character sitting on a landing and smelling an araucaria plant in this novel's frame story, in which a landlady's nephew finds the protagonist's notes. The title character falls asleep at a bar called the Black Eagle after attending a dinner party where he insults a portrait of Goethe. In this novel's final section, the protagonist is appalled to see Wolfgang Mozart use a radio and passes through doors labeled "ALL GIRLS ARE YOURS" and "HOW ONE KILLS FOR LOVE." That occurs in a horseshoe shaped building designated "For Madmen Only" where the protagonist talks with Pablo a
The narrator of this novel remembers the title character sitting on a landing and smelling an araucaria plant in this novel's frame story, in which a landlady's nephew finds the protagonist's notes. The title character falls asleep at a bar called the Black Eagle after attending a dinner party where he insults a portrait of Goethe. In this novel's final section, the protagonist is appalled to see Wolfgang Mozart use a radio and passes through doors labeled "ALL GIRLS ARE YOURS" and "HOW ONE KILLS FOR LOVE." That occurs in a horseshoe shaped building designated "For Madmen Only" where the protagonist talks with Pablo and stabs Hermine. For 10 points, name this novel which concludes in the Magic Theatre and centers on Harry Haller, a work of Hermann Hesse.
The narrator of this novel remembers the title character sitting on a landing and smelling an araucaria plant in this novel's frame story, in which a landlady's nephew finds the protagonist's notes.
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